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Winter 2019 Newsletter

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Spring 2017 Newsletter

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RSS FamilySearch Blog

  • Finding Your Finnish Ancestors April 15, 2019
    Located at the very top of Europe, Finland sometimes flies under the radar. But with its vast natural beauty, excellent education system, and of course, as the official home of Santa Claus (at least according to the people of Finland), perhaps it shouldn’t.  With a population of around 5.5 million people, Finland has one of the lowest population densities in Europe. Yet Finland also has... […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Types of Finnish Records April 15, 2019
    Over the years, millions of Finnish records have been indexed and entered into databases on FamilySearch.org. You can use these indexed records to find information on your ancestors’ birth, marriage, or death information, as well as information on where and when your ancestors lived!  To start, on the FamilySearch.org home page, click Search. On the Research by... […]
    Geoffrey Morris
  • Finnish Family History Research: Where to Start April 15, 2019
    Are you looking for your ancestors from Finland? Maybe you don’t know where to start. The good news? There are many online databases and tools to help you. A good place to start is on FamilySearch.org.  FamilySearch Record Hints Make It Easy Record Hints are the easiest way to start your research. Some of your Finnish ancestors may have records... […]
    Geoffrey Morris
  • Joe Price Talks about Census Tree Project—RootsTech 2019 April 12, 2019
    How have you been influenced by archives and libraries? Have you ever visited a museum and wondered how your own ancestors were part of the history you see there? Joe Price, associate professor of economics and director of the Record Linking Lab (RLL) at Brigham Young University, spoke at the Access and Preservation Day at... […]
    Robert Raymond
  • Chinese Immigration and the Chinese Exclusion Act April 10, 2019
    The California Gold Rush launched an era of Chinese immigration to the United States. Over a period of about 30 years, well over a quarter million Chinese workers entered the country. Were your ancestors among them? Read about when and why they came, and how to learn more about their lives.  Early Chinese Immigration and the California Gold Rush In 1785, the sailing ship Pallas arrived in Baltimore... […]
    Sunny Morton
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